CultureAugust 28, 2026

filmic

FIL-mik

Definition

Relating to or characteristic of the medium of film or the techniques used in filmmaking.

Etymology

Derived from the word film, with the suffix -ic added to denote something pertaining to or characteristic of that subject.

In the news

The author uses the term to describe Richard Kelly's future cinematic projects, suggesting that the success of his book could help his upcoming filmic plans gain momentum.

Donnie Darko creator is planning out multiple sequels

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